If you're really into the idea of doing a drastic change (meaning three or more shades lighter or darker than your natural color or switching it completely), visit the salon. At-home hair color should be about maintaining the shade that was designed for you by a colorist, not major changes, advises Dorram.
Cunningham first used chance in Sixteen Dances (1951) to determine the order of various segments into an established structure of dark, interlude, light, interlude, etc.; he also used charts and chance for the choreography and spacing of several dancers during one of the interludes.
Experts in the history of dance believe that some of the Charleston's movements probably came from Trinidad, Nigeria, and Ghana. Its first appearance in the United States was around 1903 in Black communities in the South. It was then used in the Whitman Sisters stage act in 1911, and in Harlem productions by 1913.